März belongs to the Dissidence Movement in Attack on Titan: Before the Fall, one of the rebels who rise against the government of the Walls. Like the movement's other ringleaders he goes by a code name drawn from the calendar, his pointing to the month of March. He does not survive the story.
The manga never lingers on März long enough to establish his features. A man living in Wall Rose territory during the Before the Fall era is the whole of the physical record.
No window into his character survives on the page. Willingness to take part in an armed movement against the government is the only trait the story attaches to him.

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Within the movement's leadership circle, code names stand in for real identities. August, Juli, and Mai correspond to the months of August, July, and May, which places März inside the same pattern as March. He first appears in the chapter The Fires of Upheaval and is dead by the story's end.
März is a member of the Dissidence Movement, a group of rebels who rise up against the government of the Walls, appearing in Attack on Titan: Before the Fall.
März is a code name drawn from the calendar, corresponding to the month of March, following the same naming pattern used by fellow dissidents like August, Juli, and Mai.
No, März does not survive the story; he is dead by its end after joining the Dissidence Movement's uprising.
März first appears in the chapter The Fires of Upheaval.
März's movement is led by Moritz Hellmesberger, alongside fellow dissidents such as Juli and Mai.
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